Most of them are 2nd grade and 1st grade. Somethimes it sounds like a 3rd grade book.
The Rainbow Magic book series is typically aimed at children in the 6-9 year old age range, which usually corresponds to a reading level of around 2nd to 4th grade.
What reading level is the secret zoo
"Ice Magic" by Matt Christopher is typically classified as a J-level book, which places it at a guided reading level of around grades 2-4.
The reading level of "The Secret Series" by Enid Blyton is generally considered to be suitable for middle-grade readers, typically around ages 8-12. The series typically features simple language and accessible plots that are engaging for young readers.
Rangers apprentice is a middle level reading book with loads of entertainment, i was about 12 when i 1st came acroos the series and managed the series no worries, if you want the reading level compaired to other books, it is not as difficult as say, Lord of The Rings or Harry Potter, but more the skill requirement of, say, Goosebumps series or the Skulduggery Plesant series. Hope that helps xD
The book Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire has a reading level of 5-6. It is the last book to be included in a 5-6 reading level, which started with the first in the series. The following book (Order of the Phoenix) would be 5-7 and the final book in the series (Deathly Hollows) would reach a reading level of 6-7.
idk but if ur looking for a low grade level, the magic treehouse... if ur looking for an older grading level, try the harry potter series
The reading level of all of the books in the Twilight series are around 4th grade in terms of complexity, but the books contain material that is intended for an older audience.
If she is comfortable at that reading level, then she might also enjoy some of these:Artemis FowlSeptimus HeapThe Frog Princess (E.D. Baker's version)The Chronicles of NarniaThe Heroes of OlympusDiary of a Wimpy Kid (a little lower level, but a fun series)How to Train Your DragonThe Tale of Despereaux (not a series, but a wonderful book)
Ventures is a six-level, standards-based ESL series for adult-education ESL.
The "Ready, Freddy!" series is generally considered to be appropriate for readers in grades 1-3, so the reading level is typically around ages 6-9. However, reading levels can vary among children, so it's always best to assess the individual reader's skills and interests to determine if the series is a good fit.
Dick and Jane primers are a series of children's early reading books, on about a first grade level.